Course Objectives

  • Gain understanding of the biological basis of Implant Dentistry

  • Learn about the materials used in implants, their properties, and why certain materials are preferred based on different clinical scenarios.

  • Learn how to conduct a comprehensive patient assessment, evaluating factors such as bone density, oral health status, and systemic health conditions that could impact implant success.

  • Develop the ability to design detailed treatment plans that consider aesthetic and functional outcomes, as well as patient-specific needs.

  • Acquire skills in the surgical techniques required for implant placement, including proper flap design, drilling protocols, and implant positioning.

  • Understand the principles and procedures involved in the restoration of dental implants, including the selection and fitting of abutments and prosthetic components.

  • Equip with the knowledge to identify potential complications associated with implant dentistry, such as infections, implant failure, and peri-implantitis.

Course curriculum

    1. Introduction, Course Briefing and Rationale for Implants

    1. Healing Mechanisms and Bone Physiology

    2. Anatomy of the Maxilla and Mandible and Anatomical Safety Zones

    3. Pharmacology for Implant Dentistry

    4. Reference Article - Articaine Safety

    5. Chart - Pharmacological Guidelines

    6. Chart - Pain Control Protocol

    7. Module 1 Review Questions

    1. History of Dental Implants

    2. Biomechanics, Geometry and Osseointegration

    3. Factors influencing implant success

    4. Module 2 Review Questions

    1. Concepts of General Treatment planning in Implant Dentistry

    2. Systemic factors and medical history evaluation for implant patients

    3. Imaging, Documentation and 3D Planning

    4. Diagnosis and Treatment Planning Implant Patients

    5. Interdiciplinary communication

    6. Reference article - Bisphosphonate-Related Osteonecrosis of the Jaw

    7. Photography Settings Guide

    8. Module 3 Review Questions

    1. Pre-surgical patient evaluation and preparation for surgery

    2. Surgical instruments and materials for implant surgery

    3. Module 4 Review Questions

    1. Save or Extract the Implant Dilemma

    2. Atraumatic Extraction and Socket Grafting

    3. Guided bone regeneration materials and techniques

    4. Module 5 Review Questions

About this course

  • $1,950.00
  • 62 lessons
  • 45.5 hours of video content

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